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Old 12-02-2009, 01:50 PM   #195
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Originally Posted by kazbates View Post
Okay, already. . .I stand corrected. Some of his conclusions have been brought into serious question, though, even by the all holy scientific community! Sheesh, you guys are tough. Believe it or not, I agree with some of Darwin's theory even though I am a Christian. The two do not HAVE to be mutually exclusive. A quote by Charles Darwin:
Some of Darwin's original hypotheses have been challenged successfully, but only to show that there is more to selection than mere hardship. Also, the parallel theory of genetic drift has been shown to have a significant impact on species diversification. Darwin originally felt that the changes were less gradual than what has been shown.
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